Open PolarGoose opened 7 months ago
As pointed out by a comment in the linked issue, this app was designed to only enumerates audio capture devices (shown as stereo devices). Can you confirm if this is a Win 11 specific issue? When I was testing on Win 10, connecting a headset won't automatically connect its mic. The mic is connected only when the device is selected as a hands-free device in Windows
@m2jean, Thank you for the explanation.
this app was designed to only enumerates audio capture devices (shown as stereo devices).
On Windows 11 if I connect the headset using the ToothTray the microphone gets connected as well. Then, when I disconnect, only the audio part of the device is disconnected. I have updated the Streps to reproduce section to make this more straightforward.
Can you confirm if this is a Win 11 specific issue?
Unfortunately, I don't have Windows 10 to test if ToothTray works there.
this app was designed to only enumerates audio capture devices
Could you please consider adding a feature to ToothTray to connect/disconnect a microphone for headset devices?
@m2jean,
Your advice to use eAll
instead of eRender
in the BluetoothAudioDeviceEnumerator::EnumerateAudioDevices() function worked.
Thank you very much for the solution.
I have adopted your implementation in my BluetoothDevicePairing utility: AudioDeviceEnumerator.cs
@PolarGoose I haven't gotten a chance to try it out myself with a Win 11 machine but glad it works
Context
OS:
Windows 11 10.0.22631.3007
The version of the ToothTray: ToothTray v0.2 Bluetooth headsets that were tested:Jabra Evolve 75e
,Sony WH-1000XM5
Problem description
After disconnecting an audio device using the
ToothTray
, the device doesn't disconnect completely - the microphone is still left connected:Streps to reproduce
ToothTray
or viaBluetooth & devices
Windows dialogToothTray